American Bison
by PhotoArt

Comment:
Oooooh. . .I LOVE IT!!! I love the sprinkles of grass on his face and fur. Makes it look even more "real" and 3 dimensional.

Budding Branches Batman !!!!
by Ralphco

Comment:
I love these crisp bird photos against the great gray bokeh background. Great job!

Winter in Seattle (Inspired by Henri Silberman)
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
That's awesome! I know that phrase may sound overdone, but it really is: awesome!!! Crisp. Perfectly composed. Great sky. I love it.

Great and Small (Ansel Adams Tribute)
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Oh yeah!!! THIS really does look lik an Ansel Adams shot! You had to be dead-on paying tribute to him because everyone knows his work. And you absolutely are. Fantastic job!

RGB
by msieglerfr

Comment:
WOW!!! I don't even have tastes that lean toward modern art, but this is spectacular! It could not be more perfect for what you are trying to portray! 10

Three Guys / Tribute to Willy Ronis
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I keep thinking of what to say about this photo because I really, really like it, but probably for all the reasons that sound trite: I love sepia pictures. Its sharp. I love the feel of city pics. Well. . .how 'bout its just one of those pictures that for some reason I just love -- period! :) Good luck! I hope it does well!

Cultivator: A Tribute to Andrew Sovjani
by dw_photo

Comment:
A beautiful "my kind of" winter photo. Very much appeals to the kind of photo I love and try to capture myself! Good luck!

el`e·men'tal : John Paul Caponigro
by Rikki

Comment:
I'm not that familiar with this photographer, but it is a stunning, striking photo!!! The colors are so rich! The scene so powerful!

My other side (tribute to Andrzej Dragan)
by Giorgio

Comment:
This is a WONDERFUL, perfectly executed tribute to that amazing photographer. I love the effect he is famous for, and you have done it so well, and have such a great composition here. One of my favorites here in my opinion! Good luck.

In Ansel's Footsteps
by dsidwell

Comment:
Looks like you are well on your way to having his style nailed down! This does make me think of his high contrast mountainous work. Good job.